FIBMESH

FIBMESH is a company that develops and operates NeuConnect, a network service product. The organisation provides network and connectivity services and related software. Headquarters country is Germany. Operations and infrastructure are presented with a global scope, including reference to data centers in multiple countries and support for worldwide server locations; target users include individual consumers, home users, business customers, and government customers.

Services and Capabilities

• Managed secure network service: delivery of an over-the-top (OTT) virtual network that routes user traffic through globally distributed servers and nodes.
• Identity and access features: issuance of dedicated IPv6 (and paid IPv4/dual-stack) addresses, user verification workflows (KYC/KYB) and managed dedicated IPs for stable egress.
• Encryption and DNS protection: implementation of quantum-resistant encryption claims, encrypted DNS, DNS leak protection, and automatic network-lock mechanisms to prevent data leakage on disconnects.
• Platform software and apps: client applications for major platforms (Apple, Android, Windows) and configuration tools for profiles and selective routing per application.
• Performance and routing systems: AI-enabled intelligent routing, low-latency architecture, and support for 5G use cases including hosted applications and dynamic network switching.
• Compliance and verification processes: ongoing audits, local-law compliance measures, and account verification processes for business and organisational use.

Industry Focus

• Consumer and home users: secure browsing, streaming, and IoT device connectivity with daily free data allocations.
• Enterprise and remote work: dedicated IPs, remote access to organisational resources, and profiles for office/home/network transitions.
• Financial services and e-commerce: protected online transactions via encrypted paths and allowlisting of stable egress IPs.
• Telecommunications and hosting: support for 5G-enabled hosting and distributed application deployment across data centers.

Technology and Delivery Approach

• Deployment across a distributed data‑center footprint (32 data centers referenced) with provider-independent routing and server location selection.
• Integration of client applications with backend identity verification (KYC/KYB) and account management systems to enable differentiated access levels and feature sets.
• Use of layered security controls: zero-trust architectural elements, encrypted DNS, quantum-resistant encryption claims, and network lock mechanisms to maintain session integrity.
• Operational emphasis on automated routing and AI-enabled path selection, plus support for 5G transport and OTT delivery models to host applications and enable remote access without ISP-level configuration.